Nurses Find Way to Fulfill Terminal Patient’s Wish to Be Baptized
Loading the Audio Player... Jeannie Guffey wanted to be baptized in July before her terminal lung cancer diagnosis ran its course, but the logistics of bed confinement on the four...
Loading the Audio Player... Jeannie Guffey wanted to be baptized in July before her terminal lung cancer diagnosis ran its course, but the logistics of bed confinement on the four...
Strip Mine Jesus makes the case for staying put in rural towns and other overlooked places.
A street sign shows fire damage as a person walks past after a wildfire hit the northern part of Spokane, Wash., Aug. 3, 2026. Associated Press / Photo by Lindsey Wasson ...
A United States district court has ruled that a Georgia school district must reinstate a religious released time program for public school students while a lawsuit is litigated
Colorado s sesquicentennial is an ideal excuse to venture beyond the famous resorts and mountain towns This weekend marks Colorado Day and the 150th anniversary of Colorado s admission to the Union
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham came to the defense of two teenage girls who claim that Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton cursed at them and invoked religion after they expressed support
Polaroid has figured out the easiest way to win over the internet: Tell everyone to get off the internet. The camera company’s latest campaign, “The Best
Faith & Religion Post Date: July 31, 2026 A Southwest Airlines plane...
The international hotel chain Marriott is drawing criticism as an international travel company licensed to use its brand name is selling tours through Nagorno-Karabakh, a region of the South Caucasus
AI systems are designed to affirm your pre-existing bias, whether that bias is liberal or conservative, and therein lies the danger. What we actually need are instruments that help us find out when we are wrong. That used to be called education, and was essential to discipleship. We need to be wary of technology tuned to our tribal biases.
Ryan Bomberger has denounced a recent appeals court ruling against an Oregon public school employee who was fired for displaying books that promote the biological gender binary